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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-05-12

w. r. Green, Esq, departed yes,
terday morning for Charlton, where,
as will be seen by notice elsewhere,
the honors, responsibilities and priv.
ileges of Benedict will be con-
ierred upon him. In departing he
was accompanied to the train by the
members Of the Stotts Combination,
who assured him Of their sympathy
and aid as well as their willingness
to perform any office that might
minister to his comfort, even to taxi
ing charge OF the remains, should he
return in that form Mr.. Green
thanked his friends very kindly for
their sympathy and expressed his
appreciation thereof, but thought
that considering the distance it would
be inadequate to his condition dur
ing the ordeal,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-05-12

The Atlantic Nursery branch here
has been discontinued, the remnants
OF the stock huving been closed out
at wholesale. Their stock has given
the best of satisfaction in every in.
stance, and should they conclude to
return another year they will have
increased sales. The people appre.
ciate good and reliable nursery stock
and are apt to favorably remember
square and reliable dealers. Mr..
Hiatt, representative of the firm, is
canvaSsing through the north part
oil the county for fall delivery. The
people will find him thoroughly re-
liable, and can place orders with
confidence that they will be filed to
the letter.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-05-12

residence
Of the brides parents, in this city,
Tuesday evening, May 10th,
George E. Bofngcr and Emma
l.. Case, the Rev. Ed. b. Cousins
officiating.
Quite Il company of relatives and
friends participated In the festivities
that celebrated the union of this
most worthy young couple. Mr..
Botinger IS n young man of good
character and most industrious and
economical habits, while his bride is
a young lady Of admirable womanly
character, and will prove a worthy
helpmeet in sunshine and shadow.
They Immediately took up their
abode in their pleasant and conven-
lent residence, which their united
effort had made ready TO receive
them on the happy day. They re.
ceived a large number of valuable
presents which are listed below:
One tlous chest and towel cabinet, I set
silver knives and forks, glass fruit dish.
set OF sauce dishes, celery glass, silver cake
basket, glass pitcher, goblets, cake stand,
glass set, pickle dish, bread plate, pair OF
salt shakers, silver spoon holder, brush
broom and holder, spice box; members of
brides family.
Glass parlor lamp and silver sugar bowl:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. ii. Jones, Mr., and Mrs. T.. b. Cousins,
Mr.. w. II. Jones.
Set of sad irons; Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
McKarahan.
Damask towel and boquet for the bride;
Mrs. John Gray,
Pair pillow shams; Mr.. and Mira. S. IL.
Schryver.
Pair hand painted fruit plates; Mr.. and
Mrs, Ralph IIeain.
Turkish tidy towel; Mr., and Mrs. Jsliu
Scott.
Pair Of linen towels; Mr.. and Mrs L.
Nichols.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-05-12

In $50, when John 4. jenkins
was in camp at Mexico, Missouri,
he wrote letter to his brother, l,
II. jenkins, Brayton, Iowa. The
letter never reached its destination
until Tuesday of this week. Mr..
Jenkins gave the letter to fellow
soldier--Charles Van Gorder, now
Of Audubon---to mail, and by some
accident he misplaced the letter and
only found it this week while look
ing over a bundle of old papers. Mr..
Van Gorder immediately sent the
letter to Ike excqs,ng himself for
not being more prompt IN mailing,
OF course the letter will be cherished
as II war rellc.--Exi,a Journal.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-05-12
May MATINas.
Hymen's Altar Thronged With
Seekers after Conuubial Bliss.

MoREY--RosE--At the residence of
N. l.. Morey, two and one-half
miles northeast of Audubon, on
Sunday, May Sth, Charlie E. Morey
and Mary Z. Rose, the Rev. Ed.
b. Cousins officiating.
About twenty of the relatives and
immediate friends of the contracting
parties witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed at : o'clock.
The bridal party and company were
introduced to tables loaded with the
finest edibles known to the culinary
art. Mr.. Morey and his bride have
many friends drought the county,
who extend congratulations.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

~ = =
DRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. L.
L Dickins IN, Acting Pastor. Morning service at
II o'clock. Sunday school, Rev. 4. b, Cousins.
Superintendent. at "a o'clock Evening service at
7o'clock. Free seats Voluntary offerings. All
are welcome. n f#&#
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BUSINESS CARD COLUMN.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CITY DIRECTORY.

mayor, oiARlEs bAGLkf
Treasurer. II. j. FREEMAN
Assessor ....''..h HUNTER
solicltor.. W. HANNA
CoUSGiL--W. H. Scott, G.. H. Jones, John u. Con-
signy, Vim, Cloughly, A. l.. Weaver, and G, H..
Russell. = saF .fra t.e0-- 4gH % q
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Unclaimed Letters,

List Of unclaimed letters lying in the postotce ct
Audubon, lows, for the week ending Saturday May
7, 1877:
J Y ayers Ira COPYRIGHT
Dimick Mrs Ella Miller
VIM Sabim Geo l. Warner
Subject to be sent to the dead letter once In thirty
days. Persons calling for the above vii please say
advertised" u. .. TssrEs, Pesnsstsr.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-05-12

METHODIST CHURCH. Rev, J. b. Harris,
wi Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning.
and evening. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
All are invited to attend. Sunday school at ;
O'Clock p. m, A. H. Roberts, Supt All are invited
to attend these services.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-05-12

LAss--BAILEY.--At the residence
of the brides parents, on Monday,
May 9th, DR.. ID. g. Lass and
Miss Hattie E. Bailey, the Rev.
]. b. Harris officiating.
The ceremony was performed at
9 o'clock a. M, in the presence Of
the family friends, and the happy
couple departed over the Rock Is.
land for Keokuk. They will 90
from there to Nashville, Tenn, via
St. Louis, where they will remain
several days visiting the points of
interest, more especially the Van.
derbilt University, where the doctor
graduated with high honors. They
will visit Atlanta, Ga, and Dallas,
Tex, returning to Audubon about
the last of next week, when they
will immediately commence house.
keeping in the residence, newly fur.
nished and awaiting their return, at
the corner of Chicago and East Di-
vision streets. The doctors several
years residence here, during which
time he has been engaged in the
practice of medicine, have won for
him host OF friends. He is devoted
10 his profession and enjoys the con-
tidence and esteem of all, while rs a
citizen he is highly regarded as up
rght,enterprising and public spirited.
Thus in his marriage to one Of our
brightest and handsomest young la
dies brings to them the hcartiest
congratulations and good wishes of
the entire community.
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audubon County kepublitan.
RAILROAD. TINE TABLE.

Entered at the audubon Post. ofhce as mail matter
OF the second class. ~@'- 49,
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c. X. l. 4 r,--AuDuBoN BRANCH,
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Sherif's Sale.

by WIN. LAUHENDE
NASH, PHELPS 4 GnEES. Attorneys.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11

Cranor . "A d
have . large ss.,s 's:s Ct s''' So
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11


, Ovina 70 the small nuubsr OF people
present Of the N Atssorium last nigAt, theI
swinnipg contest did mos commence
until % O'Clock. At that hour sev
more came IN, and tho swimmer took
70 che water. For one hour and Q half
they kept the pool In . lively commo-
ton. Sometimes Butler was In the
iead and sometimes Plerson hut neither
gained lap on tho other In the one
hour and . half swim. Pieysou always
seemed TO have the best in swim m ing
to the shallow end OF the pool and But.
| Ter the best In reAchinR the doep end.
Pierson left the water onoo about two
minutes and Butler employed the time
OF his absence In exhibitions OF fancy
swimming When PiersOn came out
he made . magnificent dive coming up
midw Of the pool, and the contest
went on a. usual, Al 10 O'Clock the
contest closed with NO gain OF one ever
1.-THE other bat the score standing Batter
10 miles Is laps, PitrEon even 10 miles
An exciting cUniest may DO expected
to night. Persons friends believe shA
be will gain the Is laps and beat hi
Iopponent, while others say that Butle
: will not permit reduction of the scor,
he has Alieady msde.
This afternoon, from 8 10 5 O'Clock
both swimmers will give an exhibition
,of fancy swimming and sports In tn
iwa'er; also, Piersop will give some pei
! formancss on the trapese. Ladies' nee
have no hesitation whatever in after
ing this afternoons performance, Q
= both swim n6rs will be clothed in prcpt
0 bathing suits and each OF them hAy
the strictest regard for the prophetic
LOT cultured society.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11
An Alleged Gambler Ar.s

Yesterday morAing q man ool
ed e. Omcer Cross that be I'd
swindled out Of s. by q colOd
named John johnson, Of whom |
q very accurate description. n|
sesrehtd for him for zone t!re|
nally put on a suit Of citlzsu'sI
the better to prosecute the
Abou. 5 O'CLOCK In the aia,,
found Johnson In q place 90
street neAr Front, aud arrSs
Upon making q search, aiM
iAken TO police station, sonsg
i'm plements, aud also ~
found, and this morning wh
srraianed ut the city coug. be
in S2Co ball for q turtle: be
Monday on the charge OF gano9
800 bail for court TO answer 81
Carrying o concealed deadly VI
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11
A Wiim,nCionian shot.

Word has been received that Michael
Collins, formerly OF this city, and
VINO. q relN,ives still reside here, was
sho, last Friday, Sd Inst, near Ellen
vile, Ohio. Collins left this CITY some
two or three weeks ago, taking with
him q fine stallion known rs the Duke
Of Brurs9!ck. Upon reaching Ellen
Vile be obtained employ with At
torney. General Smith and On the aoovt
date went 70 q village situsted uo IN
the mountains. While there he became
Involved in quarrel with some OF the
moun.aint ess, and was shot. lie wa
found lying In pool OF blood and TAX
en- care Of, and at last socoun,s was get
ltirs alorR as well az cou!o be eIpec,ed
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11
Rodney C0unciis

The new council OF the Provident
Union, which lie now being formed In this
city, met again last evening IN the hark-
ness Building. A number OF new names
were added TO the roll, and 1t was decided
TO take the name Of Rodney, after one oil
the sisners Of the Declaration OF lnde'
erde ce from thi; State. This name Il
old and henored In Delaware, and thai
fact, with the additional one that ~ ~
as known there Is no other society In THU
State which bears It, led to It's adoption
1 by the new organization. There will b.
another meeting held next Wednesds
evening, at the Clayton House, and tn
council will be constituted on Frida
night, 18th ms: :, at which time the Presi
d. Mt az d other officials Of the union wi
/ be present.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11

AND WIFE OR q En-.
w tlemeu to occupy nicely fnrnisn 90 Q.
anfurnished front TooES. Apply oos arehcn
street. )lotee
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11

The Marshlllton Union Sunday school
held their third anniversary IN the new
Union chapel on thursday evening. The
chapel was crowded with interested
friends and scholars, and floral decora-
tions set of the platform to q good ad-
vantage. Superintendent Mullen had
charge, and was highly elated as were all
present at the success of the anniversary
A very fne programme of speaking, re-
citing, reading, dialogues and music wa'
rendered, and stirring and encouraging
ADDRESSES were delivered by DR.. j. ii
Simms, Joseph Pyle, A. Dolbow and Mr.
stead. 4 voluntary collection Of TO wa
ken UT. Rev Il. Ssnderson will de
liver temperance address in the chspe
on Sunday night.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11
FOURTH EDITION
newark lt0aAss

We compile the following items froia
the ledger:
Mr.. Straughn, agent at the B. q u
stati ion at Newark, has been sent to Ches
ter to take the place OF the agent who
was injured by the exploding boiler few
days ago.
A pic. mic will be held In the woods or
Miss Mary Miller on Thursday, the ltsh
inst.
J. Bryant Smith, formerly in the drug
store of Beaton Smith, in the Csskey
building, has gone West In order TO seek
fortane.
There will be a strawberry festival at
the Head of Christisna, next Thursday
evening, the 10th inst.
Miss Sylvia Hustler died at the home
OF her sister, near the Deer Park hotel, OF
"wednesday, In the 18th year OF her age.
There will be q temperance patriotic
Mobilization held on the 18th of July IL
iDonnell's woods, by the temperance folk
tof The town.
Amos Osmond, conductor on the New
ark and Pomeroy railroad, who was bad
. Ily injured few days ago is much bette
and it 10 now believed that he Will recov
err.
Children's day will be observed In tn
Presbyterian church, and Rev. Rdwer
Webb OF Oxford, Pa, will make an I'D
ldress.
Elisha T. Brown, of Appleton, has sol
his well known driving horse Cecil,
parties in Philadelphia tor $500.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11
Treasury Balances

WASHINGTON, ID c., June 10.-The
statement of the Treasurer shows gold,
silver. United States notes and other
funds in the Treasury to day to be as fol-
lows: Gold coin and bullion, $277 ,275,-
sll; silver dollars and bullion, $2I9,93O.-
sol; trade dollars redeemed. 1854 269;
fractional silver coin, s27, las, 43S; United
States notes, $34, l2l 1882; national bank
notes, 1924 ,430; national bank notes
in process of redemt ton. 50, OBJ, 1871; de-
posits with national bank repositories,
|t16,0S4 ,929, total. $574, 7o7, PSI. Certid-
Gates outs,andiug-Gold, SOL ,l4e,9 i7; sill
Yer, s1S9,55s ,47S; currency, s9,l75, 0C0.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11
Gaze Dismissed.

Three small boys, mono Of whom were
- year. Of age, were arraigned at this
MORNINGS session Of the city court
char zed with placing en- distraction on
the track of the B. & 0. Railroad Com.
pany. From what could be learned Of
| the case from the evidence, and thu
statements Of the boys themselves, II
seems that they were playing neal
Johnson's axle works, In South VII
mingson, and we're in the act Of carry
ling 3 railroad tbs across the track fol
the o 7rposs Of placing 1t in . pond u
swim with, when they say shifts
coming and dropped tho tie on thu
track. As there WAS nothing to shov
that the act was done maliciously, tn
case was dismissed by the parents pay
ing the costs, which amounted to Sl.s
L In zach case.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11

Aojussnt' General Kenney will on
Tuesday next muster IN the Whining
ton Cavalry Company, which will com
plsts the complement Of the militia for
this Safe, making eight companies OF
infantry and two OF cavalry.
The Rav. Charles 6. Ames of the
Spring Garden Unitarian Church, Phil,
Adelphia. will excbatps pulpits to
morrow With DR.. Il. Il Wilson, Of this
city.
The Ssh anniversary Of 81. Andrew
Sunday school will DO observed TO NOR
row evening.
Joaeph Pyle, Esq., VIII address sh'
children . meeting In Mount Lebanon
NJ. Il. church, a. Eockln1d, TO morrow
Soda water at 400 Market st.eet.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11
rsmperance WOEk.

The Loyal Legion Temperance Club
be ID an open meeting in the Red Bib
bon rooms, No. 220 Market street last
nIuh:. TIE toom IVES very credtsaoly
I'll ed. The exercises consisted OF reel
tations, dialogues and addresses. -Four
mem bere, representing the four Prohi,
bi,iop States, Maine, Iowa, Kansas and
Rhode Island, gave o very interesting
exercis, showing the progress OF prohi
b,tion work. A dialogue entitled
"Sense VS.. License" wss the subjec
of a spirited discussion that met will
general approval. Clarence Lowell
| presidens OF the society read o pape
| which sho we'd the results of last year
work. Rev. DE-. Marks being presen
also made Few appropriate re mark
| - tba ocnasiOn
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11

n "a ur,ss dss,amsaion contest Of tAe
M esrnd mates o. DelavAIe Oolle9e Va
|heid in he osAtosy st the Ooaleee. In
Newark, last night . large audiencs
witnessing and enjoying the exeicisee.
|Ths preaidsnt, Rsv. Dr.. Caldwell, an
non nced as the judges Of the contest the
recently appointed County School eu'
|perIntende nts, Irving L Handy, JeA
w. Ward and Herman Bessy. The Dc
chalmers we're Thomas Baysrd Hetsel,
j. FALLING Armstrong, Norman Z. Lay
feld, d. W. OAskey, E B Springer.
|Onntop r Mckinney, Jas ID Jsque,ee
Z. E. Bailey. The alumni prise VIII
be announced and awarded at the com
me ,cemest exercises on Wednesday
mo .uipe The Rev. DR.. r. B. Cock Of
wilmington will deliver the bAccAlAu-
h ate sermon on aurdav evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11
Going to Atlantic, Citv.

The members Of the Reliance Fire
Company are making active prepsra-
tons .or visiting Atlantic City on the
5lst and 22t Of this month. They will
not take their apparatus with them, but
viii! wear tho regulation uniform, con
sissinC u q red shirt and belt, white
scarf and gloves asd the regular mi.
form hat wits fatigue cap. They ex.
pecs to muster about 40 Iaemb ers, and
they will leave the city at 6 80 =. m. :, on
Tuesday, the 2lss inst, and will return
on the next evening. All members 4 o.
string 10 go are requested TO meet az the
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11
Hair Dreeds Gculng rroub,eseme,

1t 10 reported that Warden Benson.
of the Manitoba Penitentiary, has
warned the Dominion Government that
the half breeds and Indians are be.
coming daily more aggressive, aud that
unless they ere checked trouble may be
expected. "Tre halt breeds Aps 10 we'll
sati,fied with the results OF the last re.
bellioD, and the manner In which their
claims Tor losses have been paid, that
they desire nothing better than . re
newal OF hostilities. IL Is they who
have bsep melting the Indians to DOM
init the crimes they have recently been
perpetratlng." Acting upon Benson q
advice, the force In many stations 10 &c
he doubled and new recruits for the po
lioe obtained.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11

Az the steamer Braudyvine was on
her arst trip down from Philadelphia
Yesterday morning, and just after leav'
ing Ches ter, one of the shaft boxes in
the sAxis journal broke, and she was
Obliged to drift down stream very GLOW
~ under light head OF steam. Upon
reaching the mouth OF the Ohrisiisna
she WAS met by u ting and towed up "a
this city A new journal WIS put IN
and the boat resumed the regular trip,
this morning
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11
THIRD EDITION,


We clip the following from the No.
The Rsv. ". p. Patterson, OF tn.
Presby tartan Church, has res irnec
home h en- . four weeks trip 70 sara
toQa. very much improved In health.
Tho Rev. K. L. Hubb Ard has had ths
title Of Ph. D. doctor Of Philosophy)
conferred upon him by the Grant Uni
yersity Of Athens, Tenn.
Seminole Tribe, No. Z, Imp. o. r. M /,
In now holding . strawberry and ice
cream festival 81 their hall. corner OF
Union and South streets.
The employees Of Knowles Mills arc
going 10 Qive m excursion on the
steame. william Whilden, Of the Er-
riosson line to Tolcheeter Beach Che .
peske Bay, leaving New CATTLE At .
O'Clock, on Saturday morning nest
DeIsvar City Ut 6 O'Clock, st. Georges
n O'Clock and Summit Bridge II
O'Clock.
STATE Treasurer Herbert went to New
York city on Saturday Last accompanied
nv his son Harry and Mr.. George w.
Ecklea 70 deliver to Mohler & Son
bsnkors, $3.50, coo in State bonds. Whil'
in the city the bankers treated then
Win every CouKtosys AOue sASs
carriage to drive around the city, ant
gave them every facility to make the.
visit IN enjoyable one.
Al Mr.. NiekersOn, who farms IN
Hamburg farm, WAS returning nom
from New Castle on last Monday ever
tpa-being fatigued from his bard day
work and falling asleep-his hos.
turned down Takers railroad tract
Opposite the front row Of Dobbinsviii'
which leads to the main track OF To
Belsware railroad just below Lea
Sons -four mill just a. the horse m
crossed the main track the 10 freigt
came thund eripg along and dashed IN
his carriage, wrecking 1t complete J;
Mr.. Nickerson narrowly escaped vii
his lie.
The young ladies Of Hare's Corn
Sabbath school have Organized . sewn
circle in the school. They propose
make sprons-plain, useful AND nancy
and In fact any article which ",
bring them money. They would
grateful to any ons who would II
snything in their line to look over tn
basket, which will be found with o
of the following ladies: Miss Luel
Si,ltos, president; Miss Clara I
mundson, treasurer; Miss Lille Bru
secretary. Their address 10 HAr
Corner. II any che will drop then
postal with an order 1t Will recti
prompt attention.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11

Gouley's grand excursion on the Soth oS
J une promises to be one of real pleasure.
The trip will not be sedious; the ride on
the 1ars being one hour to OF from Perry
vile, aud on the beat TO and from To-
CHESTER, hours. The trip will be made
in three hours, allowing six and halt
hours on the beach sad in the grove for
boating, bathing, fishing, grabbing, sled
ing, riding on elevated railroad, horse
back riding, riding ON the csrrouselt,
riding On the rocking car, and the faany
other means of enjoyment that can be
engaged in by all The excursion will
arrive home a. Is p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11
Crazy rs " Loon.

Ga Thursday pieht Private Wstch
man Banihem found q mar, almost
naked, wandering around tue street, and
took him to police station, where he has
remained ever since. He gave his
name as John COonnell, and this
morning he 10 as crazy as o loon. The
cheer in charge lit police statlon last
nigh. says tho RAN did not rest but
+ra7ei the entire night. He IN unknown,
and 1t is impost 2ble 10 find out from
him where he bsiones, consequently he
VIII be taken 30 the almshsuse this
afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-11

pr nne Opportunity afforded to lad
pp, r.c. ii any appliance v ~ nay
grea. advantage priya s..'erdant
Sel =. drug store, 9Th and %,I5s asl'
MAZE entrance No. W. 9Th s s,,as:
A festival will he bold j.. =, '' o's
scn,,o roo on L,rc caster = ma, H.k
miles from city, On Tuesd,pp 'se,
18th Inst, to which All ~. evs
rfooeeds 70 b. used in ~, ru, ,IJ
new books for Sunday school I IISa.
Hapoe's Granules p stCS, ,lD''
pound or Mandrake PELLET, p1 sn.i
.ohe, biliousness, &C.. are s', n. cuIe
table, and end orted by hnrSS ulsl!
t II9N l Taylor l. Fullsss,
A laborer employed g, ,,sv
Iron Works Was prostr,,ed AZ +, M ~
on thursday, and had to Nv :, oo ~
70 mis- home when . physician WV WV
Chhdreo's Sunday will b. IN
In the West Presbyter,sn c SUuS
sermon to children q, 10 sS Ssu,c
BY . ohildrea's praise .tryic "a :, A.
Daniel Moore hSd cue n, NJ.
60 badly mashed while At ,o NJ,
carriage factory OF McL.,, ! :.
yesterday. tina. it was deemed
have 1t amputated.
l J. Taylor Cause has 10 r,.,
proved In health BY bis y,sm
tic City. that be will prOSS,
homo In . few dsys.
Capt. Thomas JOHNSON. oiN.
y HollinRsworth Company, Ia,
Saratoga In the hope O, benefit
health, which has been ,onsvb]
cArious for SOME months.
i Any one wi.hipg q suppl, 4
can learn where he can bs scro1
ted by addressing Il. at The Ri
GAM office.
l Mr.. Job q Jackson Is hsylns
lights placed through bis resid
i Della ware avenue and Jefferson
i Geo. G. Msris offers for ss,s h
mortgage paying Biz pr cent.
Inum.
Il Parlor Pride stove eramel
Patent Medicine Depot, 40a MAJ
Book besr and sauer.krau. th
ling at % Justi.on street.